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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1955

Page

1

N. Chief Chou Meet In Peiping For Mission

United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai in Peiping in his first move to win freedom for U.N. personnel held by the Peiping regime. The leaders spoke at 4:30 p.m. Peiping time, less than three hours after Hammarskjold arrived to begin the mission.

United Nations N. Y Gerald Dag Hammarskjold Chou En-Lai U.S U.N Peiing Hammarskjold Chou Peiping Lomats India Burma Indias John Hayden Donesia Jhe China Hamleral Marskjold Aid Hammarsk Jold As Dell 101 General Assembly Legation Tour Phinaca

City considers Radican for sinking fund post

Mayor Keys likely to appoint Patrick A. Radican as sinking fund trustee to replace Burton Ohlemacher amid discussions with Radican who has 14 years as a tax consultant and is a lifelong resident of the area. Ohlemacher and Keys acknowledged talks but Radican will decide after fuller discussions with the mayor.

J. Grant Keys Burton Ohlemacher Patrick A. Radican Ohlemnacher Keys Radican Tee Tria Ohlemacher Chemacher

Rubber Railroad Bill Aims at Foreign Policy Spotlight

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Chou greeting dignitaries at the airport and a late arrival of Haemarskjold and a six member mission. Foreign Ministry officials headed by Diou welcomed the Peiping delegation at Canton. delay or absence noted in transit details.

Chou Arport Asmy Hammerskjold J Canton Yived Foreign Ministry Diou Haemmarskjold Tus Peiping

Welfare Bond Issue Proposed in State Legislature

In Columbus Minnesota lawmakers advanced a 150 million dollar welfare bond proposal to fund new institutions and to adjust voting age to 18. Senator William Deddens of Cincinnati led the measure with support from several colleagues. The session featured international diplomacy reports as Peiping Radio announced Dag Hammarskjold meeting with Chou En Lai, marking the week’s unexpected developments.

Willam Deddens Cincinnati

Calion teen confesses in strangulation of sister during pillow fight

Frederick Spears, 17, questioned after the pillow fight death of Patricia Spears, 16, as authorities seek motive. The scene included foreign officials and UN-related figures, with reports of other attendees and potential political measures discussed, while Frederick cried upon viewing his sister’s body.

Calion Frederick Spears

Stassen Agency Names Ladejinsky to Lead Vietnam Land Reform

Washington announces Harold E. Stassen hires Wolf Ladejinsky to head land reform in Vietnam with a pay of 11800 dollars annually, an 800 dollar raise. The move is part of U S foreign operations efforts amid broader legislative actions and regional concerns.

Washington Harold E. Stassen Wolf Ladejinsky Vietnam FDA Post Ladejinsky

U S Citizen Detained in Panama Probe of President’s Assassination

United States citizen Joseph Lipstein was detained by Panamanian police as they investigate the Sunday night assassination of President Jose Antonio Remono Lipstein. Lipstein, picked up at Tocumen International Airport, was at the airport about to board a plane. Police pursue a theory that assassins were imported from outside Panama with a main mastermind. The FBI said it could not commit to sending agents, drawing disappointment and some resentment among Panamanians seeking expert help.

Ruud Propo Elwood Jacobs Frederick Patricia En- Jase Jon Hum Grasps George Hook Brown Jacobs Panama City INS United States Joseph Lipstein Jose Antonio Remono Lipstein Totumen Panama Washington Ohio Sears Catalina Jacha Graell Assembly Patricia Sears Remon Hisj Am I Hanna Juan Franco Galion Osin Douglas Youngstown Sheet Ena Srey Fm Abi Petroleum Armco Steel Jndi l General Dynamics Anaconda Watdh Albion Mich Wall Street Senate Lyndon Nstead Johnson Federal Reserves New York Stock Seand Kaalingh Deshenees

Fire Victims’ Parents Arrested Amid Missing Details

In a Cleveland context, authorities report parents of three fire victims were arrested after a tumult of inconsistent statements. Prosecution notes ongoing questioning of a suspect linked to the case, while officials describe the event as part of a broader inquiry into lethal acts surrounding the facility.

Seven Teachers Die of Typhoid Fever in Sandusky

In Sandusky Ohio parents Glenn and Mrs Clinkscates were arrested after their three children died in a New Year trailer fire. They face three counts of child neglect and await juvenile court. Prosecutor considers harsher charges as details emerge about the incident and family background.

Sandusky Perkins Township Glenn Clinkscates Erie County William Didelius Helen Linda Andj Dianne

Stock Prices Slump As Margins Increase

The stock market fell sharply as margins rose, with prices dropping up to three dollars a share amid heavy selling. The report notes a slide in New York Central and other major issues, amid a broad market retreat and investor caution.

New York INS

Democrats In Control Of Session In Washington

Democrats hold the Senate 145 48 with one independent and Democrats in control of the House as Sam Rayburn is elected speaker. The opening day swears in lawmakers, with President Eisenhower expected to urge tech and economic measures, while GOP liberals push for balance. The session faces Cold War policy and domestic priorities amid debates over tariffs, military training, and unity in the free world.

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Dickason Ouster Sparks City Hall Turmoil Inovation

Hart City Hall buzzed as building inspector Dickason, in service 18 years, was fired by Safety Service Director Lotko. He appealed to the Civil Service Commission while Mayor Keys said the firing order would stand and James Seres would run the department until a permanent inspector is chosen.

Hart Dickason Dickason Fred Safety Service Michael J. Lotko J. Grant Keys Keys Dickeson Lotke James Seres Civil Service Commission Lotko

Benny In Hospital After Virus Illness

Comedian Jack Benny was treated at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a mild viral infection. He fell ill in Palm Springs, California, and was flown to Los Angeles for care with officials confirming his condition as non serious.

Holly Wood Jack Benny Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Palm Springs Calif

Irish Sweepstakes Ring Headquarters Smashed

The FBI, postal authorities and local police raided the state headquarters of an Irish Sweepstakes ring in Columbus Ohio Tuesday night. The operation triggered similar raids in 1240 and 15 other Ohio cities.

Colmbus FBI Ohio

Ohio illegal lottery ticket ring arrested with 1000 suspects

Sixteen people including the Ohio sales agent were arrested as authorities intercepted about 1000 lottery tickets mixed with snow at Union Station. Police say most suspects were peddlers tied to a national ring led by Edwin Naegele and Stanley L. Wille, with payments and potential shares in a $30,000 prize. The case involves postal authorities and a large distribution network across multiple states. Weather details note cold temps and light precipitation.

Ohio Union Station Tyne Lvents Alfred J. Fable Cloudiness Dachley Une Ae Cleveland AACA Tae Lashley Stanley L. Wille

Proposed Annexation Area for Lorain City

A citizens group seeks to annex a large area spanning parts of four townships into Lorain, while another group opposes. Petitions circulate and meetings occur as both sides press questions about the exact included area. The Chronicle-Telegram prints an AMP prepared map showing the proposed annexation area on pages 4 and 16.

Citizens Lorain Chronicle-Telegram

Where Yo Turn Marci Campaign Opens In Amherst

Amherst council records show Harold Washka reelected president with G Weltrich hired as solid ahead of campaign efforts. The item notes funds drive for polio fight, chair William Engelland named for TOAT, and local listings including hospital notes, livestock, real estate transfers, and suburban calendar items.

Tayores Kilyria Pollo William Engelland Amherst Council Harold Washka Hires & G- Weltrich Amherst Grafton Y-B Lorain Oberlin Pv-Ledio Wellington

Mrs Tame Imported Famed Cherry Trees

When Mrs William Howard Taft as First Lady imported eighty Japanese cherry trees and had them planted on the Potomac in 1909 thousands more were planted in following years. If you garden buy bargain equipment or other gear with a classified ad. Dial 4754 to place an ad-writer will assist.

William Howard , Taft United States Potomac Chronicle- Telegram Dial 4754

Man Killed by Fumes In Unvented Stove Tragedy

Youngstown report states George Robinson age 44 died from fumes escaping an unvented gas stove in his bedroom at home. Police and investigators reviewed the scene and state no foul play is suspected.

Youngstown George Robinson

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